A fleet for every surfer.
From first waves to growing confidence, we help you choose boards and safety gear that fit your students, your lessons and your school.
One board won’t suit everyone.
A single lesson can bring together kids, adults, nervous first-timers and people coming back for their next wave.
A good school fleet gives each of them something they can feel comfortable on, while still keeping the school ready for busy days, repairs and progression.
Boards get used hard, shared around, repaired and pulled back out for the next lesson.
The right board can change the whole lesson.
Some days you’re helping someone stand up for the first time. Other days you’re taking a returning surfer a little further, heading out for a paddle or keeping an eye on a busy lineup.
Your equipment should make those days easier.
Surf School XL
One school-focused softboard range in three useful sizes, built for first waves, progression and the realities of repeated lesson use.
Official India distributor for MF Softboards.- Triple full-length wood stringers
- Soft IXPE deck · slick HDPE base
- Full-length moulded carry handle
- 3-fin through-deck set-up
Maximum forgiveness for absolute beginners and larger surfers.
A natural step for lighter adults and returning surfers learning to turn.
Sized for younger surfers, smaller adults and improvers who want more steering.
Make those first few waves feel possible.
The Surf Wide P2 Basic gives schools a forgiving learner-board option for first-time and early-stage surfers.
Not every good session needs a wave.
The HIT Cruiser gives schools another way to teach, explore and run shared water sessions.
Good days start with people looking out for each other.
The Rescue Board supports trained lifeguards, rescue practice and organised water-safety work around lessons and events.
Supporting the schools that keep surfing moving forward.
Surf schools are where first waves become confidence, friendships and a reason to keep coming back to the ocean.
We’d rather understand your school first, then help you work out what belongs in the fleet.
What are you trying to make better?
Starting a fleet, replacing tired boards, growing your lessons or adding paddle and rescue equipment? Give us the rough picture.
No polished brief needed. Tell us what you know and we’ll work through the rest with you.